A grand roundup of fruit pot planting methods, not to be missed if you love growing potted plants

Many people love growing potted plants; whether flowers or foliage, they add a decorative touch and bring a splash of new color to a quiet home. Now growing fruit potted plants has become popular, and many people feel that growing fruit this way is truly more fulfilling than growing flowers, especially when you harvest basketfuls, you will feel that everything is wonderful, and self-sufficiency can also be a kind of wealth. A grand roundup of various fruit pot planting methods, not to be missed if you love growing potted plants.

1. Lemon potted plant

1. Soak the lemon seeds left over from eating in water for a while.

2. Use tweezers to remove the outer shell.

3. Then find a container or cup you like and fill it with moist soil, arrange all the seeds with the pointed end facing up.

4. Then cover the top with coarse sand or small stones. You can also cover with plastic wrap, spray a little water every 2 to 3 days, and they will sprout in about a week.

5. After sprouting, also spray a little water every 2 to 3 days to keep them moist and help them grow.

6. This is the finished picture, very beautiful, adding a touch of green to your office desk or study desk! If it grows this tall and you think it is too dense, you can divide a few plants into other places for cultivation.

2. Dragon fruit potted plant

A ripe dragon fruit has red skin and white or red flesh inside; just a little bit of dragon fruit flesh with the seeds separated out is enough to grow a potted plant.

1. Cut the dragon fruit in half and gently scrape the flesh into a container with a stainless steel spoon.

2. Add water to dilute the flesh, then gently rub it with your fingers to separate the flesh from the seeds as much as possible.

3. Then pour the mushy flesh into a short stocking and continue rubbing it a few times, then soak in water for 1 day; do not soak for more than two days, otherwise it will sprout. The next day, continue rubbing so that all the flesh can be squeezed out, leaving only the black seeds, which look a bit like black sesame seeds.

4. Lift the stocking to drain the water; you can use toilet paper to blot the water off the seeds, take out the seeds and spread them flat on a plate, and use an electric fan to blow gently so the seeds dry completely and separate one by one, then you can start planting.

5-9. Choose a suitable pot without drainage holes, or fill the holes of a pot that has them, put in sterile potting soil about nine-tenths full, and spray some water to make the surface soil very moist, then evenly scatter the seeds over the potting soil.

10. After spraying the seeds with water several times, wrap it with plastic wrap to keep the surface moist, then uncover it once a day to spray water, until new sprouts grow and only then uncover it completely.

11. After a week it can cover the whole pot surface, about 1 cm tall; the seed shells will gradually fall off, and the whole pot will feel like green grass, thriving and full of greenery.

12. After two weeks it grows a bit taller, about 2 cm tall, the leaves are denser and thicker, and the color of the two leaves turns yellow-green. It is very suitable to place in an office or living room, giving a fresh and comfortable feeling.

After about four months, the second layer, like the small spines of a cactus, will begin to grow; this is how it looks after six months, turning into a plump and chubby cactus, super cute.

3. Longan potted plant

Longan is actually very easy to grow; when eating longan, you might as well keep the pits and give it a try. Before soaking longan pits in water, you need to remove the flesh and white soft tissue at the top completely, otherwise they will easily attract insects later.

1. For longan soaked in water for two days, the shell has gradually cracked open, and the water needs to be changed every day.

2. After about a week of soaking, plant them in the pot with the sprouting point facing up, arranged from outside to inside.

3. Spray water twice a day, and after a week they will begin to sprout.

4. After more than ten days, the small sprouts begin “comparing height”.

5. After about a month, the small forest has grown! Can you connect it with the longan you ate?

6. The greatest ornamental point of a longan potted plant is its color-changing leaves: new leaves are red, then turn yellow, and then turn green.

4. Pomelo potted plant

1. These are the seeds left after eating pomelo~

2. Use tweezers to remove the outer shell.

3. Soak in water for 5~7 days, changing the water every day, so the water will not smell bad and the seeds will not rot.

4. Find a container or cup you like and fill it with moist soil, arrange the soaked pomelo seeds in the container with the pointed end facing up.

5. Cover the top with coarse sand or small stones.

6. You can also cover the top with plastic wrap, spray a little water every 2 to 3 days, and they will sprout in about a week.

7. After sprouting, also spray a little water every 2 to 3 days to keep them moist, which helps growth.

5. Strawberry potted plant

1. First find a hanging basket, line the inside with plastic wrap, then put in some soil.

2. Then put the strawberry seedlings together with the soil into the basket.

3. Then press the soil in the basket firm, but remember that the strawberry roots must be at the surface of the soil, as this will make planting easier.

4. Note that the strawberry potted plant should be placed in a place with plenty of sunlight, and it should be watered and fertilized regularly; it will not take long before you can see the pot full of strawberries.